Tom Herman

[huskerfan92]

Well, look what just landed in Lincoln...

 

https://flightaware.com/live/flight/EJA812

 

Lmao, we're back to tracking flights. This is good stuff

[schriznoeder]

 

Well, look what just landed in Lincoln...

 

https://flightaware.com/live/flight/EJA812

 

Lmao, we're back to tracking flights. This is good stuff

 

 

I aim to please.

[Bigred_inSD]

The silly season is in full swing.

[Apathy]

Well, look what just landed in Lincoln...

 

https://flightaware.com/live/flight/EJA812

I would love to believe that Herman was on that plane...............................but this means nothing

[C N Red]

 

Well, look what just landed in Lincoln...

 

https://flightaware.com/live/flight/EJA812

 

I would love to believe that Herman was on that plane...............................but this means nothing

Wheres the flight manifest damn it?

[GOAT]

Getting Herman is just a pipe dream. He'll be long gone before we ever get that far.

[Mavric]

A leading candidate has emerged for the open South Carolina job.

University of Houston head coach Tom Herman is the clear leading candidate for the vacant Gamecocks job, according to multiple sources.

Herman has been on the radar of South Carolina athletics director Ray Tanner since 2012, his first as offensive coordinator at Ohio State under Urban Meyer.

Herman, in his first year as the head coach of the Cougars, is 8-0 this season and has Houston ranked in the top 25. He's defeated an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent (Louisville, 34-31) and a Southeastern Conference opponent (Vanderbilt, 34-0) this season.

If the job gets past Herman, then Alabama defensive coordinator Kirby Smart, Texas head coach Charlie Strong and Memphis head coach Justin Fuente could enter the mix.

 

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[huskerfan92]

 

A leading candidate has emerged for the open South Carolina job.

University of Houston head coach Tom Herman is the clear leading candidate for the vacant Gamecocks job, according to multiple sources.

Herman has been on the radar of South Carolina athletics director Ray Tanner since 2012, his first as offensive coordinator at Ohio State under Urban Meyer.

Herman, in his first year as the head coach of the Cougars, is 8-0 this season and has Houston ranked in the top 25. He's defeated an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent (Louisville, 34-31) and a Southeastern Conference opponent (Vanderbilt, 34-0) this season.

If the job gets past Herman, then Alabama defensive coordinator Kirby Smart, Texas head coach Charlie Strong and Memphis head coach Justin Fuente could enter the mix.

 

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Selling Charlie Strong could be difficult considering what he's done at Texas, but I view his situation a lot like how it was with Rich Rod at Michigan. I think he'll definitely be successful wherever he goes next.

[Dansker]

Yeah it sounds like South Carolina is going to pay up for Herman.

[huskerfan92]

http://www.chron.com/sports/cougars/article/UH-approves-huge-raise-for-football-coach-Tom-6644777.php

 

Houston just doubled Herman's salary to $3 million

[Red Five]

Wonder if the raise will help? Is he waiting for a certain job to come open (cough, Texas, cough) that would cause him to stick around for another year?

[StPaulHusker]

I think Houston is going to be joining the Big 12 within the next couple of years and they want to have a guy like Herman in place.

[Red Five]

I think Houston is going to be joining the Big 12 within the next couple of years and they want to have a guy like Herman in place.

Houston does nothing for the Big 12 financially. Nothing.

 

If the 12 is going to expand, its going to be in new markets. Think some combination of BYU/Cincinnati/UCF/USF/Memphis.

[ColoradoHusk]

 

I think Houston is going to be joining the Big 12 within the next couple of years and they want to have a guy like Herman in place.

Houston does nothing for the Big 12 financially. Nothing.

 

If the 12 is going to expand, its going to be in new markets. Think some combination of BYU/Cincinnati/UCF/USF/Memphis.

 

I was involved in a twitter discussion regarding Houston to the Big 12. Most people think Texas would block Houston to the Big 12. I don't see the Big 12 wanting another Texas school. Cincinnati seems like a logical choice. Mike'l Severe responded to me with UCF. A lot of schools don't want to put up with BYU's scheduling requirements and their rules of no games on Sundays.

[StPaulHusker]

 

 

I think Houston is going to be joining the Big 12 within the next couple of years and they want to have a guy like Herman in place.

Houston does nothing for the Big 12 financially. Nothing.

 

If the 12 is going to expand, its going to be in new markets. Think some combination of BYU/Cincinnati/UCF/USF/Memphis.

 

I was involved in a twitter discussion regarding Houston to the Big 12. Most people think Texas would block Houston to the Big 12. I don't see the Big 12 wanting another Texas school. Cincinnati seems like a logical choice. Mike'l Severe responded to me with UCF. A lot of schools don't want to put up with BYU's scheduling requirements and their rules of no games on Sundays.

 

I think the ACC has a better shot at taking Cincinnati, UCF, USF, or Memphis to go to 16. And there will be one other Texas school in the Big 12 when it is all said and done.

 

This, of course requires the Big 12 to remain intact. Which I am suspicious of.